can someone backup n900 rootfs with backup menu
 

can someone please backup rootfs with backup menu and
upload it for me to download and restore. ( latest software )
i need that because my sim car is not working and i think this can solve the problem.
thanks in advance.

Re: can someone backup n900 rootfs with backup menu
 

there is already rootfs image in backupmenu announcement thread.

Re: can someone backup n900 rootfs with backup menu
 

a simple reflash should do the trick better than someone else's rootfs. SIM card issues might also simply be failing hardware than software issues.

also, you are aware that BackupMenu doesn't back kernel up, so you have to be on the same kernel version as that on the device that provides the rootfs image?

Re: can someone backup n900 rootfs with backup menu
 

but there is only os version pr 1.1
i need pr 1.3 ( latest ).

Re: can someone backup n900 rootfs with backup menu
 

if you reflash you can just download a PR1.3 image from Nokia's site.

Re: can someone backup n900 rootfs with backup menu
 

it could be a hardware problem, but i need to try this first, i tried reflashing but it didn't work.

Re: can someone backup n900 rootfs with backup menu
 

i need rootfs for backup menu pr 1.3, can someone give me a download link please.

Re: can someone backup n900 rootfs with backup menu
 

if reflashing didn't help, someone else's rootfs will definitely not.
It won't hurt to reflash again as carefully as possible .. flashing both rootfs and emmc if needed.

also, be sure to flash the Global rootfs image instead of the localized ones. If this doesn't help, you can bet on it that you have a hardware issue.

Re: can someone backup n900 rootfs with backup menu
 

look at this, its my thread / thats my problem.
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=85089

Re: can someone backup n900 rootfs with backup menu
 

That is a known problem with the N900. Once the problem becomes constant like yours, you're out of luck, unfortunately. There is no known fix to date. Trust me.

That said .. I have always wondered if the same issue happens when you boot an alternative OS, such as Debian, and use ofono to talk to the modem. I suppose problem should still be there ... Then again, one can never know until they try.